英文摘要 |
As people’s living quality and the concept of home purchasing change, a “second home” buying trend has begun in Taiwan. However, few studies on second homes exist in Taiwan. This study initially used the collection of references and interviews with experts to establish various quality elements for second homes. Subsequently, questionnaire surveys and the importance-performance analysis (IPA) model were used to understand and analyze the importance level of Taiwanese second home quality elements, and the satisfaction level of consumers toward these elements. The results of this study can serve as references for the construction industry when formulating marketing and management strategies. The results of this study showed that young consumers in Taiwan currently cannot afford the high housing prices in cities. Additionally, retirement planning and home swapping consumer groups are intolerant of the hustle and bustle of city life, which has resulted in more people choosing to purchase second homes. Because this transaction is a major purchase behavior, consumers perceive various quality elements of second homes as very important. Overall, consumers are satisfied with the performance of important second home quality elements provided by suppliers. Conversely, suppliers do not perform well in quality elements perceived as unimportant by consumers. |